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1 ticha
[Swahili Word] ticha[Swahili Plural] maticha[English Word] teacher[English Plural] teachers[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 5/6an[Derived Word] Eng "teacher"[Swahili Example] "Ticha aolewa na kulimwa talaka kesho yake!" Kasheshe, 28 Juni 2003[Note] Not Standard Swahili, but widely used, especially for wazungu teachers or teachers of English------------------------------------------------------------ -
2 gumzo
------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] gumzo[Swahili Plural] magumzo[English Word] chat[English Plural] chats[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 5/6[Dialect] recent[Swahili Definition] kuongea na watu au mtu anayetumia internet [ http://www.chumvi.com/index.php?option=com_loudmouth&Itemid=50&task=reply&id=10"e=1 Yona Maro][Terminology] technology[Note] as of 2005 this term has appeared on at least one website, but does not seem to be widely used------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] gumzo[Swahili Plural] magumzo[English Word] gossip[English Plural] gossip[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 5/6[Dialect] recent[Swahili Example] Safu yangu gazetini hapo inaitwa Gumzo la Wiki [ http://jikomboe.blogspot.com/ Ndesanjo Macha][English Example] my column in the paper is called 'Gossip of the Week'[Terminology] technology[Note] as of 2005 this term has appeared on at least one website, but does not seem to be widely used------------------------------------------------------------ -
3 muhebi
[Swahili Word] muhebi[English Word] salutation used in letters to those whom one knows rather well but not intimately (older friends or teachers or etc.)[Part of Speech] noun[Derived Word] hebu, haba------------------------------------------------------------ -
4 muhibu
[Swahili Word] muhibu[English Word] salutation used in letters to those whom one knows rather well but not intimately (older friends or teachers or etc.)[Part of Speech] noun[Derived Word] hebu, haba------------------------------------------------------------ -
5 ndegeputo
[Swahili Word] ndegeputo[Swahili Plural] ndegeputo[English Word] airship[English Plural] airships[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 9/10[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] ndege, puto[Swahili Definition] aina ya chomboanga kinacholea kwa nguvu elezi ya gesi iliyoko ndani yake. Inabeba behewa ya abiria na mizigo. Inasukumwa na injini za parapela[English Definition] a type of aircraft that floats because of the buoyancy of the gas inside its hull. It carries a compartment for passengers and freight. It is steered by propeller engines[Note] ndegeputo is the term used on http://sw.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ndegeputo wikipedia.sw as of 9/2007 but does not appear in any other Swahili sources available online; we invite further discussion by Kamusi participants------------------------------------------------------------
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